Cardiothoracic Transplant Clinical Pharmacist MGH
Overview
We seek a skilled Clinical Pharmacist specializing in Cardiothoracic Transplant to lead medication therapy across inpatient and ambulatory heart and lung transplant services. This role drives interdisciplinary collaboration and ensures optimal patient outcomes through expert pharmacotherapy.
What You'll Do10
- 1Lead patient service lines and therapeutic programs
- 2Design and implement stewardship initiatives
- 3Manage medication utilization systems
- 4Develop quality improvement projects
- 5Provide patient-centered care and education
- 6Supervise pharmacy technicians and staff
- 7Collaborate with physicians and residents on transplant care
- 8Conduct research and practice-related initiatives
- 9Maintain compliance with pharmacy regulations
- 10Oversee pharmacy operations and patient monitoring
Requirements9
- 1Eligibility for Massachusetts pharmacy licensure
- 2Board certification in Cardiology or Transplant Pharmacy
- 3Postgraduate residency completion within 18 months
- 4ACLS and BLS certifications
- 5Experience in solid organ transplant services
- 6Proficiency in hospital computer systems
- 7Strong communication and teaching abilities
- 8Familiarity with neonatal to geriatric patient care principles
- 9Knowledge of hospital operations and regulatory compliance
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